... Th !Muir of the Rms. SYMPTOMS OF GIVING WAY. (Froth the Economist.) The cracks iu the ice are multiplying ; and by Christmas we should not be surprised if, instead of the promised hard frusta of resistance, a rapid thaw of concession had fairly set in ...

... the preparation of this Tonic the B rest. at is exercised . it is faithful ..f QOII , IIP. the active principle of Y11,,w rm. clp lie, or Peruvian Park. blended with a refined, trustworthy preraratien of ir.n. produced io a form which the experience ...

... in great AGRICULTURAL STATES lOWA AND NEBRASKA, Eligibly situated on the Chicago and Burlington Railway Route, between the Atlantic and the Pow:11c. Full information in reference to the cbaractor and cost of tliti-e Lands, and to the rates of la.- sage ...

... notwithstanding a consignment of about 1.000 from America. It is anticipated that the weekly receipts from the other ride of the Atlantic will. as they have long been in the case of the beasts, become a feature in the market. An average top price for the Americans ...

... April 24th, the steamer Uselda, while coming down the Missouri river, struck a snag near Sioux city, and began to sink. As she was sinking the water rose around the boilers, and they suddenly exkloded, shattering the boat to pieces, and illing and wounding ...

... . More then Mica the MOW Of she (Nati nom' wen either killed ate wounded by the entity's shots, or drowned when the vessel sink. The leidons•d Alpark. of the 311th ult., says. The late of Vicksburg is still suspended in the balance. Oar own telegrams ...

... tret.flivir in 0 46'a'. an on et the reteol I. for • 3 the skilled Cempiny (enil where plea.. - some B .lleine, and enrklete rm.. 8 . 1 on .. special vidtt ere nimle for 'korona.% it. lofty's .1,4'11•61.• nt•timino. sal on.. which i flnreeninsent Arli ...

... perfolmod beforo a large and appreciative audience. Tho performance occupied nearly three hours. Three men were engaged in sinking a new shaft at a colliery at Little Lever, Lancashire, when the rope by which the cage was suspended slipped from the drum ...

... almost brought the war to a conclusion, though the struggle was going on fiercely enough in the remote districts. The sun was sinking over one of those dr tracts of gaudy plains so frequently met withl7e 6 t7 in Chili and Peru. The cold weather had already ...

... in a moment cut her down to the water's edge. The mate and seaman aboard jumped from the sinking vessel, and though nearly drowned by the suction of the sinking ship, they were rescued by the crew of the J. Y. Strnehan. The master, Captain Wm. Bees, and ...

... supposed that the vessel must have foundered in the Atlantic after being struck by an iceberg, and that all on board have wrished. Numerous icebergs were repented off the coast of Newfoundland and in the Atlantic a week or two after the Labrador lan led her ...

... Wording house for some time under as assumed name, and was lately delivered of a child, sine* which time she has been gradually sinking. The young man had been to see her, but had cot yet signified his intention of marrying her. Last Tuevday night lie came down ...